The Novel Stage Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: A Study In Scarlet:

"Any attempt to dramatize A Study In Scarlet is unusual, but this one is done by ten actors playing over 25 roles – and it is very well done! The set consists of four chairs, which become a bar, a window or a hansom cab. All other props – the mantelpiece at 221b, Mrs. Hudson's crockery, the Mormon wagon train are all exactly as you imagined them when you read the story – because you are allowed to imagine them here. You become a patron in the Criterion Bar, overhearing Stamford and Watson, you sit in a corner of the rooms at Baker Street as Holmes and Watson discuss the case, you are in John Ferrier's house when Brigham Young admonishes him – you are there. The adaptation by Bart Lovins remains quite faithful to the Canon – the few minor changes are easily accepted. In years to come, if Mr. Lovins fulfills his intention of doing more of the Canon, you will be proud to say you saw his initial offering." -- from the "The Three Garridebs" Foolscap Document, 1998